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Every test read by a GMC-registered doctor
VITATEST

How it works

Four steps, and a real person at the end

No waiting rooms and no phone tag. But no shortcuts on the clinical side either — the whole point of VitaTest is the part that happens after the lab.

  1. 01

    Choose and pay online

    Pick your panel, pay, then choose an appointment slot that suits you. Paying first means we hold the slot properly and you're not chasing us — and it keeps our prices where they are.

    • Evening and Saturday slots available
    • Add-ons chosen at booking, taken from the same draw
    • Reschedule free up to 24 hours before
  2. 02

    Give your sample

    A venous draw at our Manchester clinic, taken by a trained phlebotomist. Not a finger-prick. Or we come to your home or workplace anywhere in Greater Manchester for £59.

    • Takes about ten minutes
    • Fasting required for most panels — we'll confirm when you book
    • Morning slots for hormone and testosterone panels
  3. 03

    Your doctor writes to you

    Your sample goes to The Doctors Laboratory. A GMC-registered doctor reviews every result in the context of your history and writes you a report — a piece of writing in plain English, not a dashboard full of arrows.

    • Results from the lab in two working days for most panels
    • Your report the working day after that
    • A PDF you can share with your NHS GP
  4. 04

    You sit down and talk it through

    A consultation with the same doctor who wrote your report. You'll go through what the numbers mean, what they don't mean, what's worth doing, and when you should test again.

    • In clinic, by video or by phone — your choice
    • Included in every panel price
    • You leave with a written plan and a retest date

Where we are

Manchester clinic, or we come to you

Our clinic is shared with VitaSlim in central Manchester. If getting there is awkward, a trained phlebotomist will come to your home or workplace anywhere in Greater Manchester for £59 — same draw, same lab, same doctor.